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i still think this is an all-time great intro to any piece of sports writing idgaf

recent film pictures

#terribly annoyed bc for some reason only 17 of these pics developed (all badly)#and my other roll of film was. idk im annoyed at my shop bc it was 'so vague we couldnt scan them'#ok maybe u can scan them anyway and i will decide ... like im not asking you to make a quality selection just send them to me #its fine but i think they sent the film to the dutch shop again and i dont like them #usually my own shop scans them and i dont have issues but last time it was the dutch shop too and i just #dont think they do as good of a job #whatever i'll get the film back and maybe i do have to look at different shops #george.png

kent-andreasen

Weaves

Maputo

M Le Monde

#really awesome photograph

beautifullytragic6

Ken Babstock

#poem

holdoncallfailed

The photographs offered here show three of the multiple leaps artist Yves Klein made from the ledge of a building during the creation of his 1960 signature image "Saut dans le Vide (Leap into the Void)." These photographs document the remarkable physical exertions required of Klein to achieve the perfect airborne image, as well as the determination of photographers Harry Shunk and János Kender to capture it on film. As of this writing it is believed that none of these images have appeared at auction previously. To create "Leap," Shunk and Kender took a series of photographs of the quiet Rue Gentile Bernard in the Parisian suburb of Fontenay-aux-Roses. They then photographed Klein jumping from the roof multiple times, landing safely in a tarp held by nine friends on the street below. (via)

#love <3 #i dont think i have a tag for falling but i should